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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1904
Page
2
Notice to advertisers that all advertising copy changes or communications must be handed in no later than 4 o'clock each Monday and Thursday afternoon. Insertion cannot be guaranteed after that hour.
July 26 1994 debate centers on whether to spend about 2000 to widen Hope street south of Constitution from 14 to 22 feet by town funds or stick to state width. Council will grant wider paving if a tax payer petition arrives before work begins next Monday. otherwise 14 feet. Residents cite poor sidewalks and gullies on Constitution and Union streets as justification for broader, durable construction.
Summer sales pitch for Chamberlain's remedy sold by W H Buttington. Claims universal use and quick relief for summer disorders in children. Argues it can save lives and should be purchased now.
A Union Street resident complains about coarse cinders spread on the sidewalks. No effort was made to roll the ashes and cinders into dust, leaving pedestrians to trample them into soil. The surface remains rough and damaging, with few choosing the walk edge. One resident used a lawn roller to reduce the buildup, but most remains as dumped during repairs.
Fifty members of the Grid iron Club of Washington were received Saturday by Mrs. Nelson W. Aldrich and her daughter at the Aldrich estate on Warwick Neck. The visitors planted a young oak and a small gridiron at the base. Rhode Island dignitaries and state leaders joined a luncheon at the Squantum Club where David S. Barry was introduced as Providence Journal editor in chief. Editor Barry and family have stayed at the O Wolf Inn during treatment for lambago.
The Bristol Division of the R L Naval Battalion returned home Saturday night after a week of camp duty on Block Island. They praise Lieutenant Commander William C. Bliss for a masterly encampment and impartial, kind treatment. Food ran short the first two days due to supply distance and extra men, then remained abundant. Reuniting after a year was marked by goodwill among officers and men, with Block Island dignitaries visiting Thursday and receiving gracious entertainment from Bristol officers.
Mr and Mrs John T Connery and two daughters of Chicago recently stayed with James Tobin at Ferncliff Bristol Neck. They left for Chicago with a short New York stop en route. Connery is president of Miami Coal Company of Chicago and son of the late William and Mary Connery. He, born in Bristol, grew up in Chicago and rose to prominence in coal business life. He enjoyed returning to his birthplace and knowing many relatives and friends there. He stays in touch with Phoenix newspaper notices though unfamiliar with many local names.
A daughter was born July 25 to Mr and Mrs Krank Pani in Panil. The delivery occurred in town with the family announcing the new arrival and sharing joy.
In this town on July 23, John De R. son of Mary and John Coelho was born. The infant’s age is listed in months.
The advertisement argues pills and tonics fail to cure catarrh while Hyomei kills germs in air passages and in blood. It notes A J Jasmin offers a refund if not cured and describes the Hyomei outfit: an inhaler, dropper, and bottle priced at 50 cents for extra. The inhaler is said to last a lifetime.
Bristol and Vicinity lists daily mail arrival times of 700 1000 1200 200 400 545 715 pm and close times at 800 845 1130 am 148 545 715 pm with Sunday arrivals at 830 am and 500 pm and general delivery for stamps 430 to 500 pm plus Sunday carrier rack pickup 930 to 1000 am. It also notes express outward times 745 1190 am 300 500 pm and inward times 745 1145 am 255 630 pm.
Olive the Ice Cream Man is urged to call, and town items include guests of local families, horse arrivals, rain cancellations of Bristol vs Berkeley game, church events, a Dreadnaught excursion, and state road grading updates. Notable names: R H Carleton, W G Low Jr, Robert Cassatt, F E Talbee, S P Colt, Oliver Iselin, C F Tillinghast. Events span church meetings, yacht club dances, and road work plans for Hope Street.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications says the ad, requiring internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It is a prescription from a top physician, made of tonics and blood purifiers, with testimonials offered.
Edward E Backus found a bottle on shore at Mill Gut containing a note dated Sept 6 08 signed ANTIANO VALISKO. The paper claimed capsizing and loss of hope, but the careful handwriting and fibered bottle suggest a prank rather than a real distress message.
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